Radical Philosophy 2.07 / Spring 2020

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Radical Philosophy, Issue 2.07, Spring 2020:

EDITORIAL

Protests, lockdowns - and then?

ARTICLES

From one Arab Spring to another, Gilbert Achcar

Chilean revolts and the cirsis of neoliberal governance, Sergio Villalobos-Ruminott

Nationalisms by, against and beyond the indian state, Rahul Rao

Critique without ontology, Daniele Lorenzini and Martina Tazzioli

Masses, class and the power of suggestion, Andrea Cavalletti

Hegel’s Natural Assumption, Hammam Aldouri

The philosophical disability of reason, Keti Chukhrov

The social life of black things, David Lloyd

INTERVIEW

A motley crew of our times ? An interview with Marcus Rediker

REVIEWS

Andrea Long Chu, Females, by Nora Fulton

Lucas Richert, Break on Through: Radical Psychiatry and the American Counterculture, by Steffan Blayney

Brenna Bhandar, Colonial Lives of Property, by Alyosha Goldstein

Amit S. Rai, Jugaad Time, by Chris Moffat

Ratna Kapur, Gender, Alterity and Human Rights, by Emily Jones

Michel Henry, Marx: An Introduction, by Ekin Erkan

Dan Kidner & Alex sainsbury, Nightcleaners and ‘36 to '77, by Nicolas Helm-Grovas

CONFERENCE REPORT

Black-Palestinian Solidarity conference, by Gary Foley and Suzannah Henry